Sentence examples for over aged from inspiring English sources
Today's fourth-generation family proprietors still follow the same drill down in LaPlace, Louisiana, making their sausages and other products according to a secret recipe and smoking the meat over aged pecan wood.
They knew why they had been out of the school system, why they had decided to come back or why they had decided to start afresh though over aged.
The purpose of this study was to describe fall and near-fall history, location, circumstances and injuries from falls in a community-dwelling population of adults over aged 65 with hip OA and to determine the ability of the timed up and go test (TUG) to classify fallers and near-fallers.
In the 12 month period concurrent with the study, services were provided to 126 care-recipients, with 93% being over aged 65 and those younger having age related illnesses such as early onset dementia and dementia associated with other diseases such as Huntington's and Parkinson's Disease.
Plates in the naturally aged (T3) and over-aged (T79) conditions were welded using two weld tool translation speeds.
The profiles were artificially aged to three different tempers (under-aged, peak-aged and over-aged) using two different cooling rates (water quench or air cooling) after the solution treatment, thus obtaining six different materials.
The Olympic soccer tournament mainly comprises players aged Under-23 although up to three over-aged players are allowed to take part.
Olympic teams are made up of players aged under 23 but can include three over-aged stars and Beckham is 36.
The protests, stemming from anonymous charges that the Harlem team was using over-aged players, were rejected by Little League officials early today.
And John Cleese, an emblem of a 60's over-aged swinger as drawn by Jules Feiffer, is all comic confidence as Jackie's publisher.
In an ideal world, Team GB would be represented at London by an Under-23 team that included the likes of Wayne Rooney and Bale among the three over-aged players.
